New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
M'GARlGLE IN CANADA.
TRACING HIM FROM POINT TO POINT.
DR. ST. JOINS STRUGGLE IT, OBTAIN BON sMEN-
HF sucCEEDFD AT LAST,


DIR. ST. JOINS STRUGGLE To- OBTAIN BON sMKN-
HE SUCCEEDED AT LAST.
CHICAGO Aug IA Daily Nevs" dispatch from
Wyoming Out SAYS: Mce&s,igie, the 5oedler.
arrived In Wyoming Mt oclocs Moni lay morning,
having been driven over IRON Sarnia. sixteen miies
distant by iigerysta6e keeper OF taat place ih.y
stopped at the Central Hotel ere and order ed loig-
ings and breakfast Tut Mc6argle dId not register or
make himself known. Tue landlord sus Dected by the
actions OF his guest that he Was trying to esade
justice, and making inquiries OF the uerson who
drove him here learned vino te McG,ri .ls re-
tired at 1880 O'Clock and rlept until when he
took breakfast aud rendered the landlord a $40
American banKnote in payment OF his bill The land
lord expressed his doubts to its being genuine,
when AcGariele jocularly remarked that 1t was on
such that the grand institutions OF the United
States founded.
lie then to the railway station. purchased q
ticket for London and boarded the 638 train for
that city. He made effort to hide his identity. md
recognized by both the conductor AMI brakeman
OF the train through his resembl ID picture he
stated to n person with wnom 10 conyersing that
it his int nton to to Chicago rs he
got the little affair settled. lie appeared in no way
reticsnt about the matter and did not 10 have
any desire to conceal himself. He stiiI wears the
sioshes and wears HE " iskers and mustachs in
the ne fashion n oen he lett chicago.
"Daily News" dispatches from London, Ont, say
The co st inquiry tails verify the reports that Nc
Carlyle is in London and the general OBJ iion Is that
".
determined arrest HIN # tJund 1t is reported
on good authority that, while he took ira n tor
London he got OF at stratheroy, small town about
twenty miles west OF London. whsre ne 10 remain
over night, leaving there early this morning tor
Toronto some other eastern point This afternoon
10 is stated that he arrived at lngersoli east OF
Lon Ion, in time to catch the Iantc ex1ress which
passes that point going at 1900 N. tie ls sup
ysed have passed arOund London from Strather0y
DETR Ut, Aug. IA dispatch to " Inc Evening
Il lam Out. Mcsa.iylo
yed here 5traiheroy last Tight, and regis
tered at tue Royal Hotel as w Liam james,
Tot0nto." He went to his room mmediaiely after
arriving aud remained there. This morning he ad-
uitted that he Nc }ar,gle, but declined TO make
any statement about his "Trip from Chicago.
"Hos long du you intend co remain here ~
81 will probably make ,bis nv headquarters, re-
Piled the boodler. unit everything Is arranged in
Chicago. | am gong away thus afternoon oat VIII
return again tomorrow"
Hs started on the 1920 p. ira Tor Toronto.
woeco his has made srrang 'nents to meet Chicago
Commissioner with view u compromising his din-
rutty. .
CaInernes says McGarge arrived here about o'clock
this afternoon on the Grand Trunk kai*ay;
20 allow any one else to enter. lie
driven through the city 10 the neighnorapoa 81 ae ~.
Joan house N OnarosI. where he AID "a an aus,
missed the cab IL Is believed ne Is ~ present hlns IN
par irularly newsp per, men reporters ana
detective. are strictly excluded ,,a anu ~
at present detective is here only waiting tho
arrival OF some papers fr III Montreai 70 sriesl w.
GaIiKe old OF conspiracy ~ IA DeirVed
he viii into the country To AVOID all detectives anu
ne~ spaIer men. -, =,
Two detectives started tor London, Ont, last
n ght armed With warrant ior The arrest
Icliarige I-sCel at tue instance OF james Baxter
a broker OF this city. on a. charge OF conspiracy.
Baker a,lege that when McGarlZe vas Cher OF
Police OF Chic 20 he cons lired with one siIls' oil
n buva tara r,rtra oil 4
Rogues Gallery.
Dr. ST. John, who vas unaDfe to secure salts
factory bondsmen yesterday. hIed petition Tor
habess corIus IN the Circuit Court la'e iu the
afternoon. Judge Tuiey issued the snL making ~
retnrnaols ortn with The petition set out that the
chars, of conspiracy on wnich ths doctor was
arrested is merely ,asdemeanor anu Is punishaole
by hne not exceed POO or imprisonment Ior oos
more than year. lie waived examination oeiore
Justice White, wno ordered that ito petitioner De
held IN $4,000 tor appearance IN Tue Crim'uai
Court On his offering a Doni with u. Il. fisS ana
others il was refused, and the JGsuce Issued
IniItmus and 81. John delivered into the stody
OF tho sheriff He claIued ina, 0,ii excessive
and tuat lie was e1tIied 10 have reasonable and
proper Dlil uAsd by the court
Slate Atlorney Gr ueli said that it customary
20 haze two bOndsmen bu that 10 tnis cSe ne had no
obJec lou to accepting NJ tsh aione' Ju"so i"ieS
.cl.ed TO re.e..so tho DOCTOR tho S2v,UUO Dall,
VITA Mr. Fisk surety, until q o ciocA, wneh tne
ques iVn Jf the excess of bail WAS argue nc tpeh
S4CceeIed Aaslus MS D.-il roaAcod PlOoDNt D.t
little abba secure this amour! as me @-oooo
rst required. ID. b. Fisk, agreed to become part
surety. wItndrew from tns oond a.oIeiher. -
this afte rnoon Dr. 81 john su.c"eucu IN sSSu
Ing three bondsmen Thonai Logsat OF No ~. w YES,
Lakast, VINO scheduled $1,000 wocth OF p'"perty MS MS,
Mary Coteiand. sister Ol Tue Doctor, "no sa'u s's.
she Owned $1,000 worth OF unincumbeIh properly
and a MIR black, Uf No. 6D3 WaITen-ave WAC scheu-
ulcd $500 worth Of property Ine DOnosineh we're
approved by Judge TuieS and 81. Johh was reicsSoo
A ,pecial dispatch from Washington says; NJ appl,-
cation has beea ved at tue state Depar meut or
the extradiuon OF McGarise. The Attorney -U9neral
when asked to en- NJ an application TOR exirsdiiioh
said no decision could lee de until the question was
formally preseui ed. Should a request bu made IL
would be carefully considered Other o1c'is at toe
Attorney- GENERALS otice are Iispos to think tbst
the me, hods employed 5y McGargle IN cheering his
escape irou Chca 20 and Lass"ge CapsuA VIII nave
no be ,ring the so ereign nation has iui
police jurisdiction over i's wi 'e's anu narools' an
may retose clearance papers TO foreign vessel tat
has violated The Law; anu while thus wnhn polce
lurl ,dlct,oo MAJ take from such vessel 0Dder due
process OF law, person charged with Grim nal act
but de naud TOR The return OF an oiiendet VINO nad
csc,prd from the custody OF the law by means oil a
foreign trading vessel wou'u not pe s's'"hou eoiop
on tha: account. ,.., -, . A..
asser. that The party which iuet Ncifarsie when nc
anded IN Canada was com osed oil thtee etsous
answering the descriptions oil Dr. horseT, Lawyer
mr.nt a aoeor%,np TO- ,hese e.orts Rsi,ey and
Wrigs,. after Leaving McGsieie went TO ~ Iis,,'
" he1e thes dined AT the same tave WIN r. ".
Armour and seemed to be GU familiar lefDs via tuo
milloasife packer. Yestei day Horsey and Nrignt
hal Il conference in Narnla with buildng Inspector
KIRKLAND, OF Chicago tLe latter also onssilIg WA
tue liycryman Boyle. who had bAroorsd acGaIigls.
Last night Horsey aud Wright took tram East
saying they expected to meet friend IN London To-
day. ill.,. . -, p.,,,.r
DR. dorsey is resident physician at the fs'mer
House Anon- his patients IL Mr.. Armour Tue
doctors friends say his Object IN SONG 70 cso"ua "1
10 attend Mr.. Armour. fhey deny that II Is al al
prob bo that be mixed up in the mcGarige matter
Meoney in Chicago to-day. s AYERS that while III
Canada he did not even rec hcGar-ge-
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